the twins joins their mother in germany. do they share the same genes and past their personalities aren't identical? so how did those differences come about? what role do genetics and environment play and shaping our personalities? at the university of bologna appear, toby rolly is conducting research on that question. does work, focuses on a specific trade risk tolerance, a trait that can be relevant for athletics, but also have an impact on health finances and other domains. and risk taking behavior or risk tolerance might apply to all of these domains and might apply differently. so what we try to get in our study was a general underlying trait that is kind of coming across different domains. in 2019 p through bureau, you conducted a study using data from a 1000000 people to participants answered questions like, do you consider yourself a cautious or an adventurous person? and would you describe yourself as someone willing to take risks the study also at allies. so participants genomes, human dna is made up of a chain of

that's where a studies of twins come in. when 2 people are genetically the same and grew up in the same environment. well, they end up with identical personality traits for us on and to is a new hundreds and the olympic training center in heidelberg is a home away from home. the identical twins are members of the german national boxing team. they share the same genes and the same passion for boxing, but they're not exactly the same. was a new is to minutes younger than his brother. he's self critical discipline and conscientious us on the older twin is 2 centimeters taller. he's even tempered, optimistic, and tearing. in don't give them when we're with friends on the quiet or alonzo, then me. if i don't like something, i always try to get my way. that's. if he's more determined than i am, image can do that for me. the little things that go a bit wrong, feel incredibly dramatic, and for him is just no, well, it happens. it's supposed to be. i don't go looking for conflict, but i don't avoid it either. awesome. but our son was

they heard the twins crying. >> how are the twins? >> they are all right. they are worried.they are healthy and happy. it has been one year so they are walking and running and talking. >> reporter: but he determine the twins live free from the trauma that day is still trapped in the himself. do you go over and over those hours in your own mind? >> every day. what happened or did not happen, why , sometimes it's the decisions i made. >> reporter: you are torturing yourself. >> i wish i could control it. i cannot. >> reporter: held hostage by hamas for 54 days before being let go in a prisoner exchange. >> you are in daily fear of being rape, beaten, killed. >> reporter: in captivity, she was submissive and even friendly, playing cards with their captives. how do you reflect on herself and the way you behaved and had to behave to survive? does it haunt you? >> no. not even a bit. >> reporter: are you proud of yourself? >> every part of myself, every single day. i won. >>> it could be back to back disasters for parts of the west is a massive category 5 hurricane beryl's toward

they heard the twins crying. >> reporter: how are the twins? >> they are all right.y are all right. they are healthy. they're happy. it's been a year. so they're walking and running and talking. >> reporter: but dvir, determined the twins live free from the trauma of that day, is still trapped in it himself. do you go over and over those hours in your mind? >> every day. what happened or didn't happen. why. sometimes it's the decisions i made. >> reporter: you are torturing yourself. >> i wish i could control it. i can't. >> reporter: moran yanai was held hostage by hamas for 54 days before being let go in a prisoner exchange. >> you're in the daily fear of being raped, being beaten, being killed. >> reporter: in captivity, she was submissive, even friendly, playing cards with her captors. how do you reflect on yourself and the way you behaved and had to behave to survive? does it haunt you? >> no. not even a bit. >> reporter: are you proud of yourself? >> very proud of myself. every single day. 'cause i won. >> reporter: but overall, norah, israel has lost so much a

not necessarily, the twinning — palestinians? not necessarily, the twinning of— palestinians?inians? not necessarily, the twinning of the two - the twinning of the two conflicts, that is one kind of way to go out it might defence minister gallant said years ago that when you go for it, you need to go for all the way and is really trying to do is testing this theory of go back and then go home, to escalate in order to de—escalate, all along, the man agreed to reorder the middle east, israel is trying another way which is military might, we will see, it's a huge gamble but desperate man, desperate measures. i think that benjamin netanyahu and all of israel has seen the sales in a desperate state, they see it as a war of annihilation.— annihilation. just one quick question. _ annihilation. just one quick question. you _ annihilation. just one quick question, you mentioned l annihilation. just one quick- question, you mentioned about desperate men make investment decisions, they say political and event to this ground operationally talking about netanyahu and his grip on power on i

this was twin wall's first time applying for a call. and the first time getting a commission with the city which is exciting. i'm happy to say we have marina perez wong here. and e lane on the line listening in, she welcomed a new baby by. a week ago. so excited to working with them here. for those of you not familiar, twin walls is comprised of elaine and perez wong. who really believed in the powerful visual narratives to reflect the community history. dreams and intentions they are native who is met at the san francisco school of arts in then and painting murals. another finalist for the project. under the guidance of susan. they formed twin wall in 2013 and painted the 30 plus murals in the bay area and beyond. they are motivated by the heeling of trauma. and the transformation of the view and themselves through language, color and collaboration. the partnership visual stories of hope. balance and community. work reflects growing up in the bay area celebrating women and changes which they manifest through bright colors and semi real

we got messages from neighbors that heard twins crying. >> how are the twins? >> they're all right. they're all right. they're healthy. they're happy. it's been a year, so walking and running and talking. >> reporter: but dvir determined the twins live free from the trauma of that day is still trapped in it himself. >> do you go over and over those hours in your own mind? >> every day. what happened or didn't happen, why, sometimes it's the decisions i made that you're tore tering yourself. >> i wish i could control it. i can't. >> reporter: moran yanai was held hostage by hamas for 54 days before being let go in a prisoner exchange. >> you're in the daily fear of being raped, being beaten, being killed. >> reporter: in captivity she was submissive, even friendly, playing cards with her captors. >> how do you reflect on yourself and the way you behaved and had to behave to survive? does it haunt you? >> no. not even a bit. >> are you proud of yourself? >> very proud of myself every single day because i won. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tell a vooesh. >>> coming up, the l

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and meet the twins cleaning london's unloved spaces.es. time now to ten seconds of paddington bear's new passport. 66 years after paddington arrived to london from peru, the british home office has issued the bear and official passport to be used as a prop in the next paddington film. you are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. it's the vinicius show at the bernabeu as holders real madrid come from behind to beat dortmund. aston villa make it three from three and they have duran to thank again, in their win over bologna. the commonwealth games has a future for now, but some of its sports do not. glasgow steps in to host a slimmed down event in 2026. hello and welcome along to the programme. and another superb evening of champions league action to bring. viniciusjunior stole the headlines, his stunning hat—trick saw holders real madrid come from 2—0 down to beat dortmund in a rematch of last season's final. a second half fightback began with antonio rudger, before goals from an inspired v

she's the guardian angel of my twins. >> rodriguez says this community plans to rally around the jones family, giving them all the support they need. we also reached out to santa clara county to find out how many car crashes there have been in the last five years, and they say they'll work to get that information as soon as they can. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> police are investigating a stabbing that left a man badinjt happened just before 5:00 tonight near geary boulevard and 14th avenue in the city's richmond district. witnesses told police they saw a man suffering from a stab. paramedics took the victim to a nearby hospital with l threatening injuries. so far, no arrests have been made. anyone with information on this incident is being asked to call san francisco police. >> a look now at the presidential campaigns today. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump race to sway any undecided voters, just more than a week away from election day. harris was in michigan today, a pivotal battleground state, hitting two stops in saginaw and macomb counties,

there's an image of myself and eddie perry to see if we could ostensibly look like twins, conjoined twinsdo rag. and at this moment i didn't realize that 20 years later i would have to be defending an accidental appropriation of a culture that's not mine. there are people who see this and they are like, andrew garfield, cancel him. i thought it was a pair of tights because they were trying to make it seem -- to get our hair out of our faces to see if we could ostensibly look like twins. >> stephen: did you get the part? >> andrew: i did not. we only have to take a quick break. >> andrew: what a weird moment to take a break. >> stephen: andrew garfield. wit, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. good to go off the grid. good to go nonstop. with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. just 6 times a year. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you're taking certain medicines

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my twins. they had been friends ever since we went camping together.as at our house the other day playing board games. she's an amazing person. she cares for everybody, works crazy hours and shifts to support the family and the business. jones and her family have churros in hollister, where flowers to remember her even if she was working dispatch, she made sure everything was set before. mike was always there on site, her husband and her kids as well, and any chance she got, she was right there. neighbors and friends say she made sure the people around her were okay. organizers of tonight's memorial say they had 400 candles to give out. almost all of them were used. the amazing thing about priscilla is that she really cared about her community. people here tonight also sharing concerns they have about highway 25. the degree of the danger and the roads here in hollister. and so this is a huge concern. the chp isn't sure what caused the man's car to veer into oncoming traffic, and says the investigation is ongoing in hollister. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay ar

she's got an identical twin sister, so it's twice as hard to resist her. host of the morgan ortega show on sirius xm. he's quite the romeo because women he dates commit suicide. comedian joe mckee. and the bun in her oven is the first thing she's ever cooked. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf. tom, you're a man. a lot of people would dispute that, but not me. i've seen you up close. you're an actual man. that's right. you hunt, you fish, you yodel. that's right. that's how i bring in the game. but you're also an actor. yes. what did you make of that cringeworthy ad? what? i don't understand what? the casting. because they had. they had the fat guy. they had the, you know, the weightlifting guy. then they had the guy on the ranch with the horse, but it was all young guys. and then one ancient old man with a long beard. yes, he looked like grandpa smurf. i was like, what are they going for there? and he was. he was the one who made the point about abortion. like, okay, gramps, what are you doing in the garage? exactly. why

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tonight, we have learned about the heartbreaking death of twin babies and their mother. vice president harris in north carolina tomorrow. >>> amid all of this tonight, we're now tracking yet another new threat in the gulf at this hour. nearly a foot of rain could be coming. meteorologist cecily tynan is here to time this out. >>> tonight, the u.s. launching military strikes on militants in yemen as iran's supreme leader now issues a dire warning to israel. >>> back in the u.s. tonight, one of the most notorious murder trials in u.s. history. what we've learned tonight about the da's decision to review the case of lyle and eric menendez. could they go free? >>> tonight here, the midair confrontation on board an american airlines flight. passengers rushing to help a woman. >>> the new images tonight. the i effort to save the elephants from the floods. >>> and the remarkable moment in a walmart parking lot. what dolly parton has done tonight. dolly and the everyday heroes helping in the storm zone. our "persons of the week." >> david: good evening, and it's great to have yo

. >> the twins in particular, emma was taken by herself for ten days. >> reporter: for alanna, october 7th, 2023, was the day her world changed forever. one year ago hamas abducted six of her family members into gaza including three young children. >> it doesn't feel real still. i think i went into autopilot after that and decided i had to fight for them. >> reporter: alanna's female cousins and their little girls were released during a hostage deal last november. her cousin's husband remains in captivity. >> there are so many of us suffering, israeli and palestinian. >> reporter: crowds gathered at the site of the nova music festival monday in remembrance of the victims. meanwhile, the u.n. secretary general says the humanitarian situation in gaza is hanging by a thread. according to the hamas-run health ministry in gaza which does not differentiate between civilian and militant deaths, more than 41,000 palestinians have died in the conflict with millions more displaced. now new fears of an all-out war. israel launched a ground operation in southern lebanon after strikes took out top

host: dr., you and your twin sister grew up in crown heights during the cracked arrow. what was that like? dr. blackstone: that was hard and i don't think i realized until i got older, but we would find crack vials in our front yard. i witnessed several people being shot on our block, but my parents kept us as protected as possible. they were overprotective this bite that, we witnessed the devastation in our community. one of our neighbors was someone who was a very kind woman who became addicted to crack cocaine. we saw what it did to her body and mind. she became very thin, agitated, having a lot of arguments and we heard that through the walls of our home which were adjacent to her home. i did not understand why this was happening in my neighborhood. i did not understand why we didn't have a supermarket that had an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables. why did my parents feel comfortable sending us to go school old. they were concerned about the quality of education. why wasn't there a park? there were so many things i was seeing that only as an adult was i able

host: dr., you and your twin sister grew up in crown heights during the cracked arrow. what was that like? dr. blackstone: that was hard and i don't think i realized until i got older, but we would find crack vials in our front yard. i witnessed several people being shot on our block, but my parents kept us as protected as possible. they were overprotective this bite that, we witnessed the devastation in our community. one of our neighbors was someone who was a very kind woman who became addicted to crack cocaine. we saw what it did to her body and mind. she became very thin, agitated, having a lot of arguments and we heard that through the walls of our home which were adjacent to her home. i did not understand why this was happening in my neighborhood. i did not understand why we didn't have a supermarket that had an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables. why did my parents feel comfortable sending us to go school old. they were concerned about the quality of education. why wasn't there a park? there were so many things i was seeing that only as an adult was i able

. >> that happened -- i was in new york when the twin towers came down. was not going to the twin towers but going to wall street to get our debt, the bond rating agencies once your they want you to come in, if you have bonds, we had bonds we had zero coupon bonds and they wanted you to come in and understand the business. we were doing that, this was our annual trip to moody's and standards and poor. the first tower had already been hit. our driver was a old guy and he was talking about, did you know for a fact after world war ii a plane ran into the empire state building? i did not know that he said this has happened before. so i said i guess weird stuff happens, bad drivers. when the second one hit we were very close to it. we heard the explosion and we stopped the car, i jumped out and you can see both towers on fire. all of these people were pouring out of buildings around us pointing up and it was like, oh my god, this has to be a terrorist attack you cannot have two jets run into these towers, that cannot be accident. then it was like, we have to h

host: dr., you and your twin sister grew up in crown heights during the cracked arrow. what was that like? dr. blackstone: that was hard and i don't think i realized until i got older, but we would find crack vials in our front yard. i witnessed several people being shot on our block, but my parents kept us as protected as possible. they were overprotective this bite that, we witnessed the devastation in our community. one of our neighbors was someone who was a very kind woman who became addicted to crack cocaine. we saw what it did to her body and mind. she became very thin, agitated, having a lot of arguments and we heard that through the walls of our home which were adjacent to her home. i did not understand why this was happening in my neighborhood. i did not understand why we didn't have a supermarket that had an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables. why did my parents feel comfortable sending us to go school old. they were concerned about the quality of education. why wasn't there a park? there were so many things i was seeing that only as an adult was i able

we are like twins.: i'm just curious. left on your own, would you make something really ambitious or just have a bowl of granola? >> yotam: granola wouldn't be my first choice. i love rice. there's a lot of delicious rice recipes in the book. i do make steamed rice with cheese. i'm going to use my finger. i washed my hands, i promise. you want to give it a good -- >> yotam: you also have a cookbook? >> stephen: i do have a cookbook. [laughs] [cheers and applause] "just this tastes funny?" i've got it. i'm ready. do i braided? >> yotam: know we are going to breaded. i wanted to sit for a little while so i've got this ready here for you. attend raises the chicken. bring it all here. carefully put it in the breadcrumbs. >> stephen: it's a little bit of a messy recipe. what's the most messy ingredient to deal with? >> yotam: chicken is a bit of a messy ingredient. i think everything to do with dough and butter. >> stephen: you are not wearing an apron. i'm not wearing an apron. do you ordinarily wear an apr

she adopted twins that jones had helped deliver while working as a dispatcher. >> we went through the foster care system and we got a call for a baby set of twins, and later to find she delivered the baby over the phone and we met. and we've been friends ever since. >> she helped bring life into this world as well. jones was honored by the county for helping deliver those twins during that emergency 911 call that happened. garcia, back in 2019. >> andre. thank you. 708 new this morning. we've just learned the epa will provide $1 billion in federal funds for environmental. improvements to the port of oakland and six other california ports. the money will be used to replace diesel equipment with zero emissions cargo handling equipment at the ports of los angeles and oakland. it will also help transition ferry operations in san francisco to zero emissions, which will also help improve the air quality around the ports. >> our time now. 708. oakland is getting a $2 million federal grant to fight crime. oakland mayor shang tao says the money comes from the biden administration's office of g

i have a set of twins, one of them of which is diagnosed with autism. my wife found employment in the redding school district and she was his advocate for special education. she found that somewhat of a conflict to advocate on his behalf and i rapidly became his voice and quickly realized that there was many like daniel that didn't have that voice that i needed to do more and be a voice for others. what do you think people get wrong about pennsylvania voters? or maybe specifically about latino voters in the state of pennsylvania? we're not reaching out to our young people. currently, there's about a million young adults, latinos that turn 18 every year. are we paying attention to those young voters? are we giving them a reason? you know, i i'm going to dare say this. you know, the youth is paying attention. they are in social media. they are on facebook. they're on tiktok. my son would say, you know, are they taking us serious? are we being very demure? very mindful about our vote? and the answer is we're not there yet. we need to do a better job. mr. m

and especially following 911 when the us basically this operation was made to basically um hit the twinwin towers and planning it and this became excuse for the us to cause terrorism in the world invading so many different countries, killing so many different innocent people, women, children, men everyone, and you know they dare to call us terrorists with all these, basically it's the biggest terrorist entity in the world currently because "no other country has committed more crimes than the us and its allies, and it often facilitates terrorism through its allies, like the zionist colonial entity of israel, what we have now, and we see tonight as iran when iran retaliated, and for the for the murder of three commanders, for the murder of three leaders, we had a leader ismail hania, we had leader said hasan nasarlah, we had commander neil furusan, and for this retaliation. against against the israeli terrorism, then what the us said, of course they they asked iran to practice self-restraint, which which in itself for the us is a is a it shows that they have come to understand there's a n

. >> not fun being pregnant with no being pregnant with twins right now is absolutely insane.t being like 103 degrees today is a little ridiculous. >> i thought summer was over managing how you live your life with the hot weather is no easy task. according to an associated press-norc center for public affairs research poll, americans say extreme heat impacts many things like outdoor activities, exercise, sleep and finances. nearly seven out of ten said their electricity bills have been negatively affected by excessive temperatures. >> the p-g-and-e's skyrocketing, especially with the ac. we weren't expecting to use the ac this far into the year, especially in october. >> p-g-and-e's announced a temporary reduction to electric rates in july by almost 10%, but the impact is still felt. that's thanks to weather shocks. the deviation of normal environmental patterns such as heat waves. csu east bay professor antonio ramon alcala says the more we rely on things that negatively impact climate change, the weather shocks will only become more common and air conditioning itself, ironic

clear lake area, many of those families who have evacuated took shelter about an hour south of the twin pine casino and hotel conference jacked moment. was there and he spoke with first responders and families who don't know if they'll have a home to return to. >> the glen haven fire is not as large as other fires we've seen in northern california so far this year. but its location is what makes it particularly dangerous. one bad turn of the wind could send it into hundreds of homes which has dozens people here at this relocation, shelter, wondering if they'll be able to go home. >> i'm feeling apprehensive. do. i go home. they cut the power off within 10 minutes when it first started. when home to. does anybody know kate johnson, her husband and their dogs evacuated early friday and made it to a friend's house. but then >> we're trapped again, evacuating a second time avoiding a fast-moving fire burning hundreds of acres. her family captured these photos showing black smoke billowing over the hills armageddon. i just don't want to cry right now. johnson's shocked and says this is the f

after her twins were killed in an is really strike. this father's home was bombed when he was collecting the birth certificates for his newborn twins. on the same day he received their death certificate. the international court of justice recently found it plausible. the israel is committing genocide in gaza. israel has also been criticized for its indiscriminate use applied to a pens, including its u. s. may 900 kilogram bomb that can send legal fragments, nearly 400 meters away with israel's destruction of gauze didn't start in 2023. it has been happening for years in 2008, the human rights group here and reported that is really dropped around 1000000 kilograms. has munitions on the strip culinary 1400 palestinians. thoughtful. the rocket fired from us. israel has also used white sports at chemicals that burns intensely on contact with air, leading to widespread fires and injuries, to invite screw, called the rain of fire towards the end of 2012. israel begun a war that would last more than a week, and killed 174 palestinians. been 2

. >> anna nussloch says she was 15 weeks pregnant with twins when she went to providence.aint joseph of northern california, severely bleeding after her water broke. she says doctors told her the pregnancy was no longer viable, but they were prohibited from offering an emergency abortion if her twins had a detectable heartbeat and her life was not immediately at risk. instead, she and her husband were sent to another hospital 12 miles away. >> before we left providence, a nurse came in and she gave me a bucket full of towels and she said, they wanted me to give you these in case something happens in the car. a bucket full of towels. like you'd give someone to clean a bathroom. >> the hospital that provided care will soon be closing its labor and delivery unit, leaving providence saint joseph as the only hospital in the county that could perform an abortion procedure. the attorney general is now requesting a court order to force the hospital to perform prompt emergency care, including abortions. in response, the hospital says it currently provides emergency services to all

tamara vasilievna, there's a whole story there, two sisters, twins, both party members, one is getting married, the other is not, what do you think, that i don't wish her happiness, yes , i was so happy when i found out, i ran to the shops for gifts, then when i realized that i would be left alone, you can't understand this, it's such pain, so you decided to interrupt the mental pain, physical, right, what does this mean, what? that the needle is here, did you stick the needle into the arm? i wanted the needle to reach the heart through the vein, i i heard, it happens, what did you do, what did you do, i didn't want to break up with you, we will never break up, i love you, what did you do, i love you too, that she now has a needle in her vein, yes the needle is there, it will kill her, calm down, everything will be fine, and we will hospitalize, get your sister ready, get her ready. i am asking the hospital, what is wrong with you, kostya, oh, i am calling you, a man was walking, fell, hit the back of his head, stroke, subaru, naedalny korveizvlecheniya, and the naverizna probably burs

sí, el twinning project.ste proyecto. me imagino que en algún momento si vamos a seguir con eso y seguramente más equipos se van a unir también. perfecto, muchísimas gracias carlos. y nosotros nos vamos a a ir de los premios billboard de la música latina. así que pasamos de inmediato con mariana rodríguez, quien se encuentra desde los ensayos en miami. mariana buenas tardes. cuéntanos cuáles han sido los artistas que ya has visto. hola, qué tal? ayer comenzaron los ensayos de los premios billboard de la música latina 2024. con mucha emoción y expectativa estuvimos conversando con 2 de los presentadores, el cantautor dominicano mafio y la ex miss universo, alicia machado. bueno, ahora mismo soy finalista con la canción. no es normal con mi hermanito benedetti y nacho. también voy a presentar un premio con mi querida alicia machado. sí, voy a estar con maffio, el tigre de dominicana. queridísimo tremendo compositor, tremendo talento. estoy encantada de estar rodeada de tanta gente tan talentosa. creo que eso lo